derline states gave a negative appraisal of Gutsulka caramels that Moonies distributed to children and adults alike. As it turned out, an outwardly inoffensive caramel destroys the human being's energy-information profile. Simply speaking, such caramels with little-known inclusions - in some of them small holes are visible - facilitate the conversion of neophytes into zombies.
The contents of Moonies' lectures leave a strong aftertaste of debility. It is sufficient to read the briefing materials [prepared by] the IEF - an outline of the lecture on "Preparation of a Secure Marriage". Citation: "The genitals belong to a spouse and they only serve their purpose in a marital relationship... Until the marriage you are the guardian of your genitals for your future spouse..."
After some time... [a certain young man] was introduced to the head Moonie in the Northern Caucasus, Patrick Nolan. To the newcomers he was presented as an American professor who periodically came to them from Rostov-on-Don...
In Russia, a mass of associations belong to the Moonie movement - professors, women and even mass-media employees, including cultural foundations and the aforementioned YFWP and FFWPU. All these socialites are preachers of the Unification Church. Meanwhile, as early as three years ago the [upper chamber of the Russian Parliament] declared the Unification Church a totalitarian sect and a destructive cult...
At long last the prosecutor's office and the Federal Security Service of the Stavropol Region have started working on the Moonies. The regional prosecutor has filed an application... for dissolution of the YFWP and banning of its activities. The same goes for the FFWPU...
One question is still open: why does such a tenacious businessman as Rev. Moon spend [resources] on Russians? There are several theories. Not long ago... addresses were confiscated from one Moonie... Among them - the address of an American, Patrick Nolan, who passes his time in Rostov, and two e-mail addresses of the CIA. Why shouldn't we imagine that Moon's aim... is to catch our homeland in a spy net consisting of millions of agents - teachers, scholars, engineers, students and servicemen...?" [italics as in the original]
15. On 26 June 2001 the applicant's leave to stay in Russia was renewed for another year by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the basis of an invitation from the FFWPU. As before, the applicant registered his residence with the police upon arrival in Rostov, through the Rostov branch of the FFWPU.
16. On 12 July 2001 the applicant's son, K., was born. On 2 October 2001 the applicant and his wife separated; the applicant's wife returned to the United States and the applicant retained sole custody of the child.
17. On 31 August 2001 the Kirovskiy District Court of Rostov-on-Don, on an application by the Rostov Department of Justice, decided to dissolve the Rostov FFWPU on the ground that it had failed to notify the registration authorities of the continuation of its activities for more than three consecutive years. According to the applicant, by that time the Rostov FFWPU had been incorporated for only two years and three months and had been issued with a new registration certificate by the Rostov Department of Justice just eight months previously, after undergoing re-registration. According to the judgment, the Rostov FFWPU was incorporated on 21 May 1998 or 21 May 1999, both dates being mentioned as the incorporation date. The hearing was held in the absence of both parties and the FFPWU learned of the decision after it had come into force on 17 September 2001, with no further right of appeal.
18. On 10 October 2001 the Rostov police summoned the applicant and demanded his passport. They added a stamp to the effect that his registration was "terminated", orally notifying him that the Rostov FFWPU had been dissolved by a c
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